I heard a song called "Saving All My Love" by singer Charity Brown back in 1975. The station that I heard the song was AM 630 CFCO in Chatham, Ontario. I think that the song shouldv'e been a hit in the United States. I would like to know why did A&M refused to released it. They also play "Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me)" (the Kim Weston song later covered by the Doobie Brothers) & "You Beat Me To The Punch" (the late Mary Wells remake). She was also in a group called Rain who had a big hit in Canada called "Out Of My Mind" back in 1971. For more on Charity Brown, go to: www.canoe.ca/jam & go to the Pop Encyclopedia on the left screen & hit the letter "B" and scroll down the list to find the name Charity Brown. Matthew Clark Sanford, Michigan
Charity Brown on A&M (Canada)
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AM Matt said:
AM 630 CFCO in Chatham, Ontario Hey, that's MY station, too!!!
Yeah, I've been to The Canadian Artsists Website, too. Thought of a few more I should look up...Bobby Cretola(?) is at least one of them. Then I'm wondering who the artist or group is that made that song with these words, "Some Sing, Some Dance, Some Make-A Romance...I Just Love..."??? I would love to try and get that one.
I had '45's of Charity's hits, too. "Take Me In Your Arms", "Savin' All My Love, Savin' It For You Baby" and "You Beat Me To The Punch"--all Double-Sided White-Label Promo's, bought for a Buck, apiece! :goofygrin:
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The song "Some Sing, Some Dance" was recorded by Michel Pagliaro. The chorus goes "Some sing, some dance, some like romance, I love lovin'" (like is pronounced with two syllables "lik-e"). I wish I had that record too! BTW, it's Bobby Curtola.
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...who wonders whatever happened to Charity Brown...
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1) Back in the pre-Ebay days I won, in a "Goldmine" auction a copy of A&M SP 9029 THE BEST OF CHARITY BROWN (released 1977). Nice soulful sound. It contains:
Side One: Take Me in Your Arms/ Ain't No Way to Treat a Lady/ Stay With Me/ Saving All My Love/ Hold on Baby/ Playboy;
Side Two: Anyway You Want/ All the Things You Told Me/ Jimmy Mack/ You Beat Me to the Punch/ Ain't No Hurt Love Can't Heal/ Forecast (Heartbreak, Pain & Tears).
2) With Sheryl Crow's version of the Cat Stevens compositoin "The First Cut (Is the Deepest)" getting lots of radio airplay, it reminded me of another A&M-Canada album in the home collection.
This one's THE FIRST CUT by Keith Hampshire (SP 9006, released 1973). 12 tracks, including the Stevens cover.
Somewhere around here are a couple of his U.S. A&M 45s.
Need to give these a spin.
JB
Side One: Take Me in Your Arms/ Ain't No Way to Treat a Lady/ Stay With Me/ Saving All My Love/ Hold on Baby/ Playboy;
Side Two: Anyway You Want/ All the Things You Told Me/ Jimmy Mack/ You Beat Me to the Punch/ Ain't No Hurt Love Can't Heal/ Forecast (Heartbreak, Pain & Tears).
2) With Sheryl Crow's version of the Cat Stevens compositoin "The First Cut (Is the Deepest)" getting lots of radio airplay, it reminded me of another A&M-Canada album in the home collection.
This one's THE FIRST CUT by Keith Hampshire (SP 9006, released 1973). 12 tracks, including the Stevens cover.
Somewhere around here are a couple of his U.S. A&M 45s.
Need to give these a spin.
JB
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